"The object model of RubyMotion for Android is based on Java. Ruby classes, objects, methods and exceptions are Java classes, objects, methods, and exceptions, and vice-versa. No bridge is involved."
But then later it says "The runtime uses the Java Native Interface (JNI) in order to integrate with Java".
And then later it says, "RubyMotion Android apps are fully compiled into optimized machine code, exactly like their iOS and OS X counterparts."
Does any of this make any sense? They seem to be contradicting themselves left and right on the same page.
But then later it says "The runtime uses the Java Native Interface (JNI) in order to integrate with Java".
And then later it says, "RubyMotion Android apps are fully compiled into optimized machine code, exactly like their iOS and OS X counterparts."
Does any of this make any sense? They seem to be contradicting themselves left and right on the same page.